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Congrats! That's awesome tank.
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Wow very impressive, cannot wait for pictures
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Thanks so much everyone, I will definitely keep a time lapse and please keep chiming in with suggestions as there is no one that knows everything and we all can learn from each other to make this hobby fun and not a discouragement.
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Wow. Great tank. Good luck with the move!
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02/24/2014, 05:36 AM
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updated pics of tank move
wanted to get some pics up of the move, will add more this afternoon and all what and how we did it.
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02/24/2014, 05:39 AM
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updated pics of tank move
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Very nice! How is everything doing?
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02/24/2014, 07:16 AM
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Everything and everyone is doing great only lost one fish through the move
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This is a really nice tank and I hope you have much success with it.  What kind of fish specifically will go in it?
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I think I saw that tank on CL? Good stuff man, that's a monster. Hopefully it will not break the wallet if you go full reef!
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that is really sweet!!! I can only hope to have a setup like that one day!!!!
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2 powder blue tangs 1 very large blue tang 1 powder brown tang 1 orange shoulder tang 1 yellow tang 6 different types of clown fish 1 porcupine puffer 1 green manderine 4 choc star fish 1 red and white starfish I would like to get a blue throat trigger and a couple more but not many, the tank will be a fowlr tank so no corals and the sump I am adding alot of plants to |
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yes this is the one that was on craigslist of charlotte a few weeks ago
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sweet!
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Not a guy but nice try.
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That looks so amazing - I'd love to have a house big enough for an 8.5 ft tank. I hope you'll post pictures along the way!
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In my Napoleon dynamite voice, "lucky"
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 a lot more humidity from evaporation, in the house, more heat, well a lot more of everything, it can also add up to a lot of pleasure for you and the family as well. I wish you well with it. It is probably better that you are going to stay FOWLR for the near future, a 500 gallon reef can be quite expensive to maintain properly. Good luck with it for sure and keep the pictures coming. |
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